LunaPay® · Business payments

Every payment, in its place.

Receiving money is only part of the job. Know who paid, what for and what is still outstanding. Connect payments to the work you do every day.

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LunaPay® checkout

Example merchant

Checkout demo currency
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Illustrative amounts, not currency conversion.

Choose how to pay

Google PayApple PayCredit or debit cardVisaMastercardAmerican ExpressDomestic bank transferMODOBTCETHUSDTCryptoBINANCE PayPayPal

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From a payment to a clear answer.

  1. Create a payment

    Link a product, customer, order or purpose to a payment link or checkout.

  2. Choose a method

    The buyer chooses from methods enabled for the account and transaction.

  3. Verify confirmation

    Use the verified transaction status, not a screenshot or the browser return.

  4. Record and reconcile

    Match the payment to your records. External updates require an integration.

From product to payment

A link to share. A payment with context.

Show the product, its photo and price before asking for payment. Buyers see who is selling, what they are buying and the options available for that transaction.

Share your product

Create products, prices per currency and expiring payment links. Share them through WhatsApp, social media or your website without building a new store.

Show eligible options

Checkout filters methods by account, country, currency and activation. Currency conversion needs a valid quote; changing the symbol does not convert the amount.

Confirm before delivering

Every attempt keeps the order reference. Status is verified with the provider: a browser return or screenshot does not prove payment.

Each checkout identifies the business and the legal seller. Card details are captured through provider components or hosted pages; some transactions require leaving the website.

One checkout. The methods enabled for your account.

Product links with photos, one-time payments and subscriptions. Configure allowed methods; checkout only shows those eligible for the transaction, currency, country and account.

Planned integrations are listed below; listing does not prove live availability. Cards, transfers and crypto depend on the provider, account, contract and actual coverage.

All

13 methods
  • Credit, Debit or Prepaid CardsVisa · Mastercard · American Express · Cabal · Naranja XCurrency: ARSUSDEUR
    Subject to activation

    Card or wallet available through an enabled processor. Subject to merchant, transaction and supported currency; not a standalone integration.

  • Apple PayApple PayCurrency: ARSUSDEUR
    Subject to activation

    Card or wallet available through an enabled processor. Subject to merchant, transaction and supported currency; not a standalone integration.

  • Google PayGoogle PayCurrency: ARSUSDEUR
    Subject to activation

    Card or wallet available through an enabled processor. Subject to merchant, transaction and supported currency; not a standalone integration.

  • Mercado PagoMercado PagoCards and wallet through Mercado Pago checkout.Currency: ARS
    Subject to activation

    Cards and Mercado Pago checkout options for Argentine accounts in ARS. Recurring payments require subscription authorization.

  • MODOMODOWallet linked to banks and cards, subject to integration eligibility.Currency: ARS
    Subject to activation

    Card or wallet available through an enabled processor. Subject to merchant, transaction and supported currency; not a standalone integration.

  • PaywayPaywayLocal cards; installments subject to eligible cards and campaigns.Currency: ARS
    Subject to activation

    Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Cabal depending on the account. Three interest-free installments only with eligible online campaigns, local credit cards and transactions.

  • ArgentinaDomestic bank transferDomestic transfers in pesos or dollars, with a payment reference.Currency: USDARS
    Subject to activation

    Domestic bank transfers with payment references and reconciliation. An identified transfer is not an automatic debit.

  • USACH / Wire transferUSD transfers to an enabled US account; ACH and Wire are different rails.Currency: USD
    Subject to activation

    USD transfers to an enabled US account; ACH and Wire are different rails. Requires an enabled receiving account, bank instructions and confirmation flow. This is not a withdrawal channel or a guarantee of availability. IBAN identifies the account; SWIFT is not limited to Europe.

  • UE / EUIBAN account transfer · SEPA / SWIFTTransfers to an IBAN account: SEPA in EUR or SWIFT, subject to bank and eligibility.Currency: EURUSD
    Subject to activation

    Transfers to an IBAN account: SEPA in EUR or SWIFT, subject to bank and eligibility. Requires an enabled receiving account, bank instructions and confirmation flow. This is not a withdrawal channel or a guarantee of availability. IBAN identifies the account; SWIFT is not limited to Europe.

  • StripeStripeInternational cards subject to country, currency and account eligibility.Currency: USDEUR
    Subject to activation

    Cards and international currencies supported by the account. Subscriptions require the appropriate product and consent.

  • PayPalPayPalPayPal payments and subscriptions subject to product and country.Currency: USDEUR
    Subject to activation

    Payments and subscriptions depend on product, country and account. Guest card checkout is not guaranteed in every case.

  • BINANCE PayBinance PayPayments through Binance Pay with supported assets.Currency: Crypto
    Subject to activation

    Payments through Binance Pay using supported assets. Renewals require fresh authorization unless a recurring debit product is contracted and verified.

  • BTCETHUSDTUSDCCryptoCrypto payments with verified asset, network and confirmations.Currency: Crypto
    Subject to activation

    Crypto payments with defined asset, network and confirmations. This does not enable automatic debits from any external wallet.

    BTC · ETH · USDT · USDC · BNB · XRP · SOL · TRX · ADA · DOGE · LTC · BCH · DOT · LINK · AVAX · TON · DAI · UNI · XLM · ATOM

This is an integration catalog, not a list of services active for every business. Activity approval, the provider account and technical verification determine what appears at checkout. Payment currency and payout channel are separate decisions.

Cards and wallets are not processors. Available brands depend on the account and transaction; a logo does not establish enablement.

Familiar assets. Each network has its conditions.

  • BTCBitcoin
  • ETHEthereum
  • USDTTether
  • USDCUSD Coin
  • BNBBNB
  • XRPXRP
  • SOLSolana
  • TRXTRON
  • ADACardano
  • DOGEDogecoin
  • LTCLitecoin
  • BCHBitcoin Cash
  • DOTPolkadot
  • LINKChainlink
  • AVAXAvalanche
  • TONToncoin
  • DAIDai
  • UNIUniswap
  • XLMStellar
  • ATOMCosmos

Illustrative catalog, not a ranking. Availability depends on asset, network, account, country and transaction. Not all these assets are catalog pricing currencies or enabled for collection or withdrawal.

Subscriptions and renewals

Automatic recurring charges only where integration and authorization exist. Manual renewals are also supported. A free first month requires the applicable conditions and consent; it never turns into a charge without a mandate.

Three interest-free installments with Payway

An eligible ARS purchase with a local credit card may use three installments under an enabled ecommerce campaign. This is one sale, not a subscription. The buyer's total remains unchanged; displaying a logo does not enable the offer.

Three plans. No fixed monthly fee.

Choose the workflow your business needs. Rates apply to the gross amount actually confirmed.

Basic

$0.00fixed monthly fee

8% + VAT on the fee where applicable

Create my account

Compatible methods, subject to enablement

  • Mercado Pago
  • Payway
  • Domestic bank transfer
  • Stripe
  • PayPal
  • Binance Pay
  • Crypto
Monthly settlementDay 15

Withdrawal channelsEnabled local CBU/CVU

Invoicing with your own CUIT through Afip SDK

Dashboard, products and standard checkout · Own CUIT without switching to 29%

Global

$0.00fixed monthly fee

8% total · no VAT added on top

Create my account

Compatible methods, subject to enablement

  • Mercado Pago
  • Payway
  • Domestic bank transfer
  • Stripe
  • PayPal
  • Binance Pay
  • Crypto
Monthly settlementDay 7

Withdrawal channelsEnabled CBU/CVU, ACH/Wire and crypto

Invoicing with your own CUIT through Afip SDK

Domestic and international channels when enabled · Own CUIT without switching to 29%

Pro

$0.00fixed monthly fee

29% final · no VAT added on top

Create my account

Compatible methods, subject to enablement

  • Mercado Pago
  • Payway
  • Domestic bank transfer
  • Stripe
  • PayPal
  • Binance Pay
  • Crypto
Monthly settlementDay 7

Withdrawal channelsEnabled CBU/CVU, ACH/Wire and crypto

Sales under the approved Paradise entity

API and advanced checkout · Initial 71% commercial settlement share

These are not guaranteed bank net amounts: statutory withholdings and documented adjustments may apply. No additional commercial charges by default. Pro requires activity, issuer and contract review; it is not a tax exemption.

Transparent numbers

Estimate the outcome of your payments.

Compare all three plans using the same confirmed gross amount. No fixed monthly fee or additional commercial charges by default.

Example currency

No thousands separator. Up to two decimal places, using a dot or comma.

Estimated monthly gross: ARS 100,000.00

Basic

Initial settlement amount per saleARS 90,320.00

Gross per sale
ARS 100,000.00
Base fee (8%)
ARS 8,000.00
Illustrative VAT (21% of fee)
ARS 1,680.00
Total commercial deduction
ARS 9,680.00
Initial monthly settlement amount
ARS 90,320.00

Monthly settlement: day 15

Global

Initial settlement amount per saleARS 92,000.00

Gross per sale
ARS 100,000.00
Total commercial deduction
ARS 8,000.00
No additional VAT on top
8%
Initial monthly settlement amount
ARS 92,000.00

Monthly settlement: day 7

Pro

Initial settlement amount per saleARS 71,000.00

Gross per sale
ARS 100,000.00
Total commercial deduction
ARS 29,000.00
No additional VAT on top
29%
Initial monthly settlement amount
ARS 71,000.00

Monthly settlement: day 7*

Commercial estimate, not a binding quote or guaranteed bank proceeds. Basic assumes 21% VAT on the fee, not on the entire sale. Global deducts 8% total and Pro 29% final; 29% is not a VAT rate. Statutory withholdings, reserves, refunds and documented adjustments are excluded.

Changing currency neither converts amounts nor enables a payment method or payout. Sales tax and contributor documentation are determined separately. Pro requires contractual approval.

Commercial rounding to cents per sale; the month multiplies that result by the number of identical sales. Days 7 and 15 are monthly dates, not T+7/T+15 or a guaranteed transfer.

* The initial cutoff covers sales from the previous calendar month. Basic settles on the 15th; Global on the 7th; Pro starts on the 7th under a versioned contract policy. Holidays move to the channel's next business day. Unreleased funds, reserves and adjustments may affect availability. A prepared settlement is not an executed transfer: withdrawal requires a request or mandate and actual channel confirmation.

7 and 15 are days of the month.

The initial cutoff covers sales from the previous calendar month. Basic settles on the 15th; Global on the 7th; Pro starts on the 7th under a versioned contract policy. Holidays move to the channel's next business day. Unreleased funds, reserves and adjustments may affect availability. A prepared settlement is not an executed transfer: withdrawal requires a request or mandate and actual channel confirmation.

Clear responsibilities

Your business invoices. Or our company sells an approved transaction.

Your business sells. Your CUIT invoices.

Basic and Global: the merchant remains the seller and invoice issuer. Afip SDK automation uses the merchant's own CUIT, with valid representation, certificates and ARCA authorization. It does not activate the 29% rate.

  1. Connect your issuer

    In Basic and Global, configure your CUIT, tax status and point of sale. You remain the seller; this automation does not move you to the 29% plan.

  2. Authorize representation

    The Afip SDK connection requires delegation or certificates and valid ARCA permissions. LunaPay® does not ask to store your personal tax password.

  3. Track each document

    Follow pending, authorized or rejected issuance and its documentation. An approved payment does not mean the invoice is authorized.

Our company sells under an approved agreement.

Pro: the Paradise entity that legitimately acts as seller invoices its approved sales. A documented commercial relationship with the product or service supplier is required. This is not replacing the CUIT on a PDF, and it does not eliminate the contributor's personal obligations.

  1. Review and contract

    We review identity, activity, catalog and the contributor relationship. You can apply without a company, but that does not automatically enable payments.

  2. Identified seller

    The Paradise entity actually selling the transaction assumes the agreed responsibilities for that sale, invoicing, refunds and disputes.

  3. Documented operations

    The sale, contributor supply, taxes and settlement are documented separately. The contributor’s personal obligations do not disappear.

Payment

Confirms a transaction with the provider; it is not a fiscal authorization.

Tax invoice or invoice

Documents the correct issuer’s sale, with applicable requirements and authorizations.

Settlement

Details fees, adjustments and the commercial balance. It does not confirm a bank transfer.

An invoice or receipt is not equivalent to fiscal authorization. A confirmed payment can have a pending or rejected tax invoice. Technical configuration does not mean operational enablement.

Read the legal documentation

Different businesses. The same need to understand each payment.

These scenarios describe how a workflow could be designed. Registration does not automatically approve an industry. Each activity and capability requires review. The current operational catalog is limited to technology products and services.

Buildings and gated communities

A manager identifies the September payment for unit 4B.

Unit and period, due dates, partial payments and outstanding balance.

Integration required

Integrate the account balance and exports with property management software; there is no built-in building-fee module.

Schools, institutes and academies

A family pays enrollment, tuition and an extracurricular activity.

Match the student and payment purpose even when someone else pays; track outstanding fees.

Integration required

Integrate student records, fee categories and unpaid obligations with the education system.

Clubs, gyms and associations

A member pays a monthly membership and a tournament entry.

Separate memberships, renewals and additional activities to check payment status.

Integration required

Connect member records and access rules. Renewal does not imply automatic debit.

Professional services and agencies

A studio collects an advance and two project milestone payments.

Match payments to customers, quotes or stages; domestic or international payments where supported.

Integration required

Integrate quotes and milestones. Activities and international channels require approval.

Ecommerce and WhatsApp sales

A shop confirms a transfer before releasing an order for shipping.

Share product links with photos, link the payment to an order and confirm before dispatch.

Integration required

Product links exist; automatic order updates require a store integration and an enabled payment method.

Software, hosting and subscription services

A customer renews web hosting or a support plan.

Due dates, renewals and service updates. Automatic subscriptions and manual renewals are separate modes.

Integration required

Integrate service provisioning. Automatic debit requires a compatible provider, mandate and enablement.

Reservations, travel and venue rentals

A customer pays a venue deposit and later pays the balance.

Record the advance, remaining balance, reservation expiry and refunds.

Integration required

Connect availability, bookings and cancellation rules; no booking engine is included.

Distributors and wholesalers

A business partially pays several supplier invoices.

Identify the customer, allocate payments to documents and reconcile the customer account.

Integration required

Integrate the ERP and document allocation. A payment does not authorize a tax invoice.

Clinics and service centers

Someone pays an appointment deposit or a package of sessions.

Associate payments with the service and handle confirmations and cancellations without clinical information.

Integration required

Integrate scheduling with minimal references; never send diagnoses or medical records into the payment flow.

Events and training

An organization sells conference tickets.

Link confirmed payments to registration and access delivery.

Integration required

Ticket issuance and admission require integration with the event platform.

NGOs and social organizations

A supporter makes a one-time or periodic campaign contribution.

Identify the campaign, track the contribution and deliver the appropriate receipt.

Integration required

Validate the activity and documentation; integrate campaigns. Periodic contributions do not guarantee automatic debit.

Platforms and marketplaces

An application adds payments for multiple service providers.

Merchant onboarding, beneficiary identification and transaction reconciliation.

Integration required

Requires platform agreements and capabilities. Automatic fund splitting is reserved for a later phase.

Before you begin

LunaPay®

Tell us what you need to connect.

If your workflow needs an integration, share the context. We keep your inquiry and assess the scope before promising enablement.

Onboarding requires verification and manual approval. These examples do not establish authorization to operate in those industries.

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